Forty-three juttis and mojaris read on day two of the All Star Sale. None of them publishes a rating, and the one number they all publish sorts the shelf backwards.
AJIO's All Star Sale is live — AJIO dates it 7 to 18 October 2026 at a stated 50% to 90% off — so we read its jutti and mojari shelf on day two. Forty-three ethnic footwear listings, priced Rs. 360 to Rs. 2,856, median Rs. 699, and not one publishing a star rating or a review count. That leaves the discount badge as the only comparative number, and on this shelf it runs backwards: everything badged 80% or more costs Rs. 1,573 or less, and everything badged 55% or less costs Rs. 735 or more.
Every price below was pulled from AJIO on October 8, 2026 and checked against the MRP on the listing. Stack them with the live codes on our AJIO coupons page, which the deals desk re-verifies daily.
Indie Picks is 15 of the 43 listings and prints just five stated MRPs across all of them - including seven listings at Rs. 2,720 that sell at three prices, and one jutti that appears twice at Rs. 1,325 and Rs. 1,573.
An Indie Picks handcrafted embroidered jutti at Rs. 480.
Why it earned its spot The cheapest of the brand that holds a third of this shelf.
A second Indie Picks handcrafted embroidered jutti at Rs. 490.
Why it earned its spot Seven listings share this stated MRP and sell at just three prices.
A third Indie Picks handcrafted embroidered jutti at Rs. 517.
Why it earned its spot Same brand, same stated MRP, one point of badge between them.
An Indie Picks women's jutti with a fabric upper at Rs. 673.
Why it earned its spot Four listings share this stated MRP across a Rs. 238 spread.
An Indie Picks handcrafted embellished jutti with fabric upper at Rs. 752.
Why it earned its spot The middle of the Rs. 3,960 group, and the arithmetic in plain view.
A fourth Indie Picks handcrafted embroidered jutti at Rs. 1,026.
Why it earned its spot The only listing carrying this brand's Rs. 5,400 stated MRP.
An Indie Picks women's Maratha embroidered jutti at Rs. 1,325.
Why it earned its spot The highest stated MRP in the read, and the deepest badge.
A second Indie Picks women's Maratha embroidered jutti at Rs. 1,573.
Why it earned its spot Identical product name, identical stated MRP, a different price.
Eight listings from Rs. 360 to Rs. 699, including the cheapest jutti on the shelf, three listings sharing one Rs. 1,995 MRP, and a Rs. 420 shoe badged 23 points below its own brandmates.
A Nyrika women's embroidered flat jutti at Rs. 360.
Why it earned its spot The lowest price in the read, at a badge 8 points off the deepest.
A JM LOOKS women's embellished jutti at Rs. 379.
Why it earned its spot The second-cheapest listing, and the cheapest thing badged above 80%.
A JM LOOKS women's embellished round-toe jutti at Rs. 459.
Why it earned its spot Second of three listings sharing one stated MRP.
A JM LOOKS women's embroidered and embellished jutti at Rs. 499.
Why it earned its spot Completes the three-listing set at one stated MRP.
A JM LOOKS women's jutti with a synthetic upper at Rs. 420.
Why it earned its spot A sub-Rs. 500 jutti whose badge sits 23 points below its brandmates.
An Acai women's floral embroidered jutti at Rs. 468.
Why it earned its spot A mid badge at the cheap end, on the shelf's lowest stated MRPs.
An XE LOOKS women's embroidered jutti with a bow at Rs. 600.
Why it earned its spot Sits just under the median price of the 43 listings.
A DFR women's fusion embellished jutti at Rs. 699.
Why it earned its spot Exactly the median of the 43 listings read.
Eight listings from Rs. 810 to Rs. 2,856, including two shoes priced identically at Rs. 960 with badges eight points apart, and the 37%-badged Metro that costs more than everything badged above 80%.
An EL PASO men's printed slip-on ethnic mojari at Rs. 840.
Why it earned its spot The deepest-badged men's listing, and it is not the dearest.
A Catbird women's embroidered jutti at Rs. 810.
Why it earned its spot One of the six listings badged 55% or less; all six cost Rs. 735 or more.
A DESICOLOUR men's embroidered slip-on jutti at Rs. 960.
Why it earned its spot The brand prints Rs. 3,200, Rs. 3,500 and Rs. 4,000 across three listings.
A G L TREND men's pointed-toe slip-on nagra mojari at Rs. 960.
Why it earned its spot Identical price to the card above, eight points of badge apart.
A LOUIS STITCH men's embroidered slip-on nagra mojari at Rs. 1,295.
Why it earned its spot Mid-shallow badge at a price most of the deep badges beat.
A FAUSTO men's regular-fit slip-on jutti at Rs. 1,599.
Why it earned its spot The brand's two listings sell Rs. 100 apart on different stated MRPs.
A Metro men's ethnic shoe with a synthetic upper at Rs. 1,884.
Why it earned its spot The shallowest badge on the shelf, and it costs more than every deep badge.
A Fulkari women's embellished round-toe jutti at Rs. 2,856.
Why it earned its spot The most expensive jutti on the shelf, at a mid badge.
Four checks, in the order they are worth doing. First, compare prices, never badges. On these 43 listings the badge sorts the shelf almost perfectly in reverse — the sixteen deepest badges all sit on shoes costing Rs. 1,573 or less, and the six shallowest all sit on shoes costing Rs. 735 or more — because each brand chooses its own stated MRP. Second, search the product name before you buy. One jutti here is listed twice under an identical name at Rs. 1,325 and Rs. 1,573; finding the cheaper one is a matter of scrolling further, not of knowing anything. Third, treat a repeated stated MRP as a clue, not a comfort. Seven listings share a Rs. 2,720 and sell at three prices; four share a Rs. 3,960 and sell across a Rs. 238 spread; Rs. 1,499 covers shoes at Rs. 360, Rs. 735 and Rs. 794. Fourth, notice what is missing. With no rating on any of the 43, there is no second opinion to set against the seller's own numbers — so the price is the only hard figure on the tile. If the brief is simply the cheapest jutti on this shelf, Rs. 360 buys one. This is a price page: we did not buy, open or wear anything, and nothing here assesses leather, embroidery, comfort or how a shoe wears.
| Product | Sale price | MRP | Discount |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rs. 480, 80% badge | Rs. 480 | Rs. 2,400 | 80% |
| Rs. 490, MRP 2,720 | Rs. 490 | Rs. 2,720 | 82% |
| Rs. 517, MRP 2,720 | Rs. 517 | Rs. 2,720 | 81% |
| Rs. 673, MRP 3,960 | Rs. 673 | Rs. 3,960 | 83% |
| Rs. 752, MRP 3,960 | Rs. 752 | Rs. 3,960 | 81% |
| Rs. 1,026, MRP 5,400 | Rs. 1,026 | Rs. 5,400 | 81% |
| Rs. 1,325, 84% top | Rs. 1,325 | Rs. 8,280 | 84% |
| Rs. 1,573, same shoe | Rs. 1,573 | Rs. 8,280 | 81% |
| Rs. 360, cheapest | Rs. 360 | Rs. 1,499 | 76% |
| Rs. 379, 81% badge | Rs. 379 | Rs. 1,995 | 81% |
| Rs. 459, same MRP | Rs. 459 | Rs. 1,995 | 77% |
| Rs. 499, third at 1,995 | Rs. 499 | Rs. 1,995 | 75% |
| Rs. 420, 58% badge | Rs. 420 | Rs. 999 | 58% |
| Rs. 468, 64% badge | Rs. 468 | Rs. 1,299 | 64% |
| Rs. 600, 76% badge | Rs. 600 | Rs. 2,499 | 76% |
| Rs. 699, the median | Rs. 699 | Rs. 2,999 | 77% |
| Rs. 840, 79% badge | Rs. 840 | Rs. 3,999 | 79% |
| Rs. 810, 55% badge | Rs. 810 | Rs. 1,799 | 55% |
| Rs. 960, MRP 4,000 | Rs. 960 | Rs. 4,000 | 76% |
| Rs. 960, 68% badge | Rs. 960 | Rs. 2,999 | 68% |
| Rs. 1,295, 63% badge | Rs. 1,295 | Rs. 3,499 | 63% |
| Rs. 1,599, 68% badge | Rs. 1,599 | Rs. 4,999 | 68% |
| Rs. 1,884, 37% badge | Rs. 1,884 | Rs. 2,990 | 37% |
| Rs. 2,856, dearest | Rs. 2,856 | Rs. 6,799 | 58% |
Each selling price, stated MRP and discount badge on this page came from the JSON that ajio.com's own search endpoint returned for 'jutti', 'mojari' and 'ethnic footwear men' on 8 October 2026, logged out, in India, with nothing purchased. 73 rows were returned; 43 carry jutti, mojari, nagra or ethnic in the product name and form the shelf described here; 24 are seated.
The 'ethnic footwear men' query also returned ordinary lace-up and sports shoes from one large brand. Those are excluded from every count, median and range on this page, because a page about juttis should not be padded with trainers. The 43 listings counted all name themselves a jutti, mojari, nagra or ethnic shoe.
Not one of the 43 listings published a star average or a review count. No card on this page carries a rating pill, because there is no rating to carry. We say so rather than substituting a score of our own, and it is the reason this page examines what the discount badge is actually measuring - it is the only other number on the tile.
An MRP is the figure a listing prints. We have not verified that any jutti here ever sold at its stated MRP, so every percentage on this page is arithmetic over two numbers a seller chose rather than a measured saving. Where listings share a stated MRP we say so and give the prices, which is the only comparison that survives.
AJIO's All Star Sale is live as this is published - AJIO's own page dates it 7 to 18 October 2026 at a stated 50% to 90% off. Every price here was read on 8 October, day two. Search results are ranked and change continuously, so a different reader will not see this exact set.
In this read of 43 ethnic footwear listings on 8 October 2026, juttis and mojaris sold between Rs. 360 and Rs. 2,856, with a median of Rs. 699. Half the shelf sits under Rs. 700. Only four listings sold above Rs. 1,600. Those figures describe the listings these three searches returned on that date rather than AJIO's full catalogue, and search results change continuously, so check the live page. The All Star Sale was running at the time of reading, dated by AJIO as 7 to 18 October 2026.
A badge is arithmetic over the selling price and a stated MRP the seller chose, and we have not verified that any jutti here ever sold at its MRP. On this shelf the badge is actively misleading as a guide to price: all sixteen listings badged 80% or more cost Rs. 1,573 or less, while all six badged 55% or less cost Rs. 735 or more. The deepest badge in the read, 84%, sits on a Rs. 1,325 jutti; the shallowest, 37%, sits on a Rs. 1,884 one. Comparing the prices is the only reliable check. Setting a list price and choosing a discount are ordinary commercial decisions and no wrongdoing is alleged of anyone.
We can only report that they did not. Not one of the 43 ethnic footwear listings returned on 8 October published a star average or a review count — not a thin pool, not a zero, simply no rating field at all. Whether a marketplace displays reviews is its own editorial decision and an entirely ordinary one; nothing here suggests otherwise. The practical consequence is that the discount badge is the only other comparative number on the tile, which is why this page examines what that badge measures.
It happens on this shelf and it is worth knowing about. "Indie Picks Women Maratha Embroidered Juttis" appears twice, with the identical product name and the identical stated MRP of Rs. 8,280, at Rs. 1,325 and at Rs. 1,573 — Rs. 248 apart, badged 84% and 81%. The listing photographs differ, so these may be different colourways sold under one name; the listings do not say. Operating more than one listing for a design is an ordinary and lawful commercial practice. For a shopper it means searching the exact product name and comparing every result is worth the thirty seconds.
AJIO dates the All Star Sale 7 to 18 October 2026, and publishes those dates in its own sale-page copy and in the FAQ structured data on that page, at a stated 50% to 90% off. It was preceded by the AJIO Exclusive Edit, which ran 25 September to 6 October and has closed. Note that AJIO writes the event as "All Star Sale" in its page copy and "All Stars Sale" in its app configuration and hashtag; both refer to the same event. Dates are the retailer's and can change.























